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On World Biodiversity Day, we recognise that protecting people and the environment go hand in hand. Radiological protection plays an important role in safeguarding ecosystems for future generations.
#ICRP #WorldBiodiversityDay #RadiologicalProtection
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This week’s Dose of the Week highlights: Justification
A core principle of radiological protection, ensuring every use of radiation delivers a net benefit to individuals or society.
#DoseOfTheWeek #RadiologicalProtection #ICRP #Policy #RadiationSafety
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On 16 March 2026, ICRP Scientific Secretary & CEO Christopher Clement received the Japan Foreign Minister’s Commendation from Ambassador Koji Yamanouchi at the Embassy in Ottawa.
Read more about the ceremony and award here: ow.ly/O5zO50Yyc6v
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Save the date! Join Task Group 111 on the 9th of April as they present factors governing the individual response of humans to ionising radiation.
Click here for registration and more information: icrp.org/page.asp?id=709
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The 22nd of March is World Water Day. Each year the United Nations assigns a theme to World Water Day. This year, the theme is "gender and water" which explores the intersection of water, gender, and sanitation.
#WorldWaterDay #ICRP
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In 2012, the United Nations General Assembly marked the 21st of March as the International Day of Forests. This day is for global observation and recognition of the importance of forests and the ecosystems they support.
#InternationalDayofForests #IDF #ICRP
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Radiation isn’t just something we create — some of it is always around us. This week’s Dose of the Week explores the idea of background radiation.
#BackgroundRadiation #RadiationScience #ICRP #DoseOfTheWeek
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Radioactive materials don’t just decay — the body also plays a role. This week’s Dose of the Week explores the idea behind biological half-life.
#BiologicalHalfLife #RadiationScience #ICRP #DoseOfTheWeek
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When radioactive material enters the body, exposure works a little differently. This week’s Dose of the Week looks at what we call internal dose.
#InternalDose #Radiation #ScienceCommunication #DoseOfTheWeek
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Join us on 19 March 2026 as members of ICRP Task Group 97 present Publication 159 on Radiological Protection in Surface and Near-Surface Disposal of Solid Radioactive Waste!
Everything you need to know and register here: ow.ly/1c6650YkWtv
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Radiation dose isn’t just about energy — it’s also about biological effect. This week’s Dose of the Week looks at the unit behind that idea: the sievert.
#Sievert #RadiologicalProtection #DoseOfTheWeek #ICRP
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February 15th is International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day. ICRP is dedicated to continuing to improve radiological protection to support individuals and families navigating childhood cancer diagnosis and treatment. #InternationalChildhoodCancerAwarenessDay
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February 11th is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. ICRP is thankful to have such incredible female scientists who inspire us daily. We cannot wait to see what the future brings for women and girls in science. #InternationaldayofWomenandGirlsinScience
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The gray is one of the most common units in radiation protection — and one many people mix up with others. This week’s Dose of the Week clears it up.
#Gray #RadiationBasics #DoseOfTheWeek #ICRP
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February 4th is #WorldCancerDay. ICRP recognizes the strength and resilience of those who have battled cancer. Through improving radiological protection ICRP is committed to supporting patients and their families through diagnosis and treatment. #WorldCancerDay
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The becquerel shows up everywhere in radiation science, but it’s often misunderstood. This week’s Dose of the Week clears it up.
#Becquerel #RadiationBasics #DoseOfTheWeek #ICRP
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What makes one radioactive material more intense than another? This week’s Dose of the Week explores the idea behind it: activity.
#Activity #Radiation #ScienceCommunication #DoseOfTheWeek
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Radiation has to come from somewhere — but what actually counts as a radioactive source? This week’s Dose of the Week breaks it down.
#RadioactiveSource #RadiationScience #ICRP #DoseOfTheWeek
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